inHabit. It’s more than a conference, it’s a movement.
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Remember Disney’s Frozen? The original was a cultural phenomenon partly because nobody knew what to expect, but upon its release, its catchy soundtrack was being sung by every young girl under the age of 12 for at least 18 months. More than the animation style and the story, it was the songs that were inescapable,…
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Back when I lived and worked in New Zealand, I once watched a bloke at my local barbershop in Otahuhu spend forty-five minutes getting my barber friend Calvin to trim individual hairs because his cut wasn’t “perfect.” Meanwhile, other customers walked out, frustrated by the wait. That man’s pursuit of perfection cost Calvin actual revenue…
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Over the next few weeks, I want to share with you a few excuses that I had, which deterred me from writing, as I attempted to validate my procrastination, and what I did to overcome these excuses.
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In Part 1 I used this working definition for spontaneous worship, calling it a “dynamic expression of worship that flows from a deep connection with God in the moment.” I highlighted three tenets of spontaneous worship from scripture: that it should flow from Worshiping God in Spirit and in Truth (John 4:23-24), that spontaneous moments…
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I often get asked when I am equipping worship teams about how they might develop in spontaneous worship. One friend asked me years ago: “Is it just Christian “ad-libbing” or “riffing”” Absolutely not. Whilst I am in the midst of writing a book or two about how to develop in prophetic worship, I though I’d…
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Growing up in a traditional Samoan church, my only exposure to the prophetic as a child was what I would read in the Old Testament. I would think about prophets like Jeremiah who would put themselves through pain and torment to convey God’s message year after year, only to have no one heed to the…